3 hours ago, fbrc8-erin said:What resistance do you get at the connection on the heated bed with a multimeter at room temperature?
Gosh i havent done resistance on a Multimeter since school. but i think 832ish
3 hours ago, fbrc8-erin said:What resistance do you get at the connection on the heated bed with a multimeter at room temperature?
Gosh i havent done resistance on a Multimeter since school. but i think 832ish
Thoughts?
Anyone - am i posting in the wrong group. This thread or has this community jumped off a cliff? It used to be bustling!
2 hours ago, fbrc8-erin said:Sorry, I haven't logged on in a couple days. 832 sounds way off. Here are the points to measure:
Oh no that wasnt a dig at you, i just remember a year or so ago you would get 5 replies to question like this.
So i have a sneaking suspicion im using my multimeter wrong for measuring resistance. I will take a look at a guide.
ok At A its a bit random it seems to fluctatute between no reading and around 109.4
At B i get nothing which seems strange?
at c i get very similar to A
That's a bit weird. It could be that the connection on the bed plate has gone out. To make sure I'm not missing any steps:
* When trying to heat, the button rotations are showing on the screen that temperature is being set (even though it's not reaching that temperature)?
* Is it giving you any sort of error message when you try to heat and it fails?
* Is there any sign that your Bed Heater Cable has the insulation caught in the green terminal block on the electronics board?
* Can you confirm that the Heater 2 and Temp 2 connections on the board are all empty?
* How long have you had your printer?
Answering your questions in order:
1.) The printer will start its warm up to get ready to print, but will never actually print as the bed isnt warming up. So i manually decided to see if i can change the bed temp. I can set it to higher but it will never get higher then a reading of 25-28 which seems a bit off anyway.
2.)No error
3.)No i think that all looks fine, at the weekend i can remove reseat the cables on the board
4.)yes
5.)Oh a long time, its a real work horse (it has been used for thousands of hours)
I just replaced the printbed in the end with a cheap one from china, works just as well as a legit one been using it for a few weeks. £10 instead of £100
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